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Old 11-29-2013, 09:10 AM #2
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Mine comes and goes in cycles Kitty.
It can be there in varying degrees for a while and then like now, there are periods of time (sometimes weeks) that it is not there at all.

Mine seems to come on when I am sleep deprived and that is usually due to severe night spasms...so I'm not sure if the tremors are related to increased spasticity or the sleep deprivation. My vision is usually lousy when I have the tremors too.

How is your sleep these days? The tremors might be due to being over tired.
I sure hope that it comes around for whatever reason it is there.
It is such an annoying Sx; especially when trying to do things like eat, trying to type or write by hand.

With love, Erika
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